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爲什麽寶寶害怕一個人睡獨立的BB床？應該怎麽解決？

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发表时间：2018-11-15 06:52作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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欢迎大家来到生命加月子會所大课堂。今天的话我們继续开课为大家宝妈宝爸进行一些孩子养育方面的知识分享。今天的话呢，我們来自南海区的陈小姐的一个问题，这位陈小姐是之前在我們生命加月子中心这边坐月子的，然后宝宝是有自己独立的床，的确这样子对宝妈和宝宝都会比较好。然后，现在回到家之后。宝宝特别不愿意自己床上面睡，这种情况的话是怎么一回事呢，怎么可以解决。那今天我們就拿这件事情来给大家说一下。

通常來說可以分幾個方面去分析，寶寶回到家之後不願意睡自己的床，這裏有一個原因是會不會我們會所的床特別好睡呢，或者。家裏的床是不是有什麽東西或者給寶寶造成。不好的印象呢，所以讓寶寶不願意獨立在床上面睡，第二。如果寶寶。真的是不願意睡，那個比比床的話。是不是他平時都不睡覺，而是睡這張床。不睡覺呢，這個問題要看清楚。有些寶寶的話呢，他可能抱著就睡，但是放下的話呢，就不睡覺了，這種情況。是寶寶缺乏安全感。

其實三個月內的寶寶的話是挺缺乏安全感的。他們在睡覺的時候都想很多寶媽都會。抱著睡，然後睡著以後才會把它放到床上面去。然後寶寶還認爲自己還在媽媽的懷裏。還是睡得挺安穩的，但是一醒了之後。他發現了媽媽不在旁邊。他就覺得心裏面有點慌就開始哭鬧了。

所以這種情況的話呢，是寶寶缺乏安全感。所以如果這種情況阿，你可以把你的床和bb床靠在一起。然後把中間的護欄拆掉，然後寶寶當醒了之後她扭頭就能看到媽媽就睡在旁邊。而且這樣子，即使分兩張床睡的，所以就不會出現說壓到的問題。

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